The main effect that I use which is flash and dash has stopped working, None of the LEDs light up, Most of the other effects work fine, All software is up to date including bios, I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling Aura Sync to no avail, My hardware is: Prime Z370a. Ryujin 360. Gskill 32Gb Trident Z RGB.
Aura Sync with the ARGB headers lets him control the fan colors (he has the Lian Li Lancool II Mesh RGB stock case fans for now), his PowerColor Red Devil 6900XT, RAM, and Motherboard. However, he has the H150i, which only interfaces with iCUE. I was hoping to get him into a setup that looked a little bit cleaner and integrated entirely with ASUS Aura uses +,R-,G-,B- connections as such whereas a lot of new RGB fans, such as the NZXT AER RGB, use + .Data1. Data2. -. Therefore they cannot be used in conjunction with aura sync. If you check the following thread you can see how I adapted a HD120 corsair fan to work with aura sync and it's a fairly simple process if you have access to
The fans come with a fan splitter based on the Amazon page: " If your motherboard has ONE 5V 3-pin ADD-RGB header, you can use it to connect RGB extender cable to control and SYNC these three fans and one more DEEPCOOL addressable RGB device, such as CF 120, CF140, RGB 200PRO. If your motherboard has more than one 5V 3-pin ADD-RGB header, these
What information does NZXT CAM send back to NZXT? NZXT CAM sends the following information to NZXT while connected to the internet: Anonymized usage data, such as which lighting modes are being used, fan profiles, etc., which NZXT uses to make improvements to the software.

Although I am planning on using Aura Sync to control RGB fans, RAM, GPU, and Etc for cycle or locked color effects. With all of my Razer peripherals and Razer's light strip using Chroma for more advanced color options and possibly using an audio visualizer. It shouldn't be much of a problem unless that person is diehard for perfect RGB syncing.

Asus has Aura Sync, Asrock has PolyChrome Sync, Gigabyte has RGB Fusion, and MSI has Mystic Light Sync. Other component makers have their own lighting software, too. Other component makers have

It's still working for me and I'm able to control all my RGB using the old version of Aura Sync in the comment above. I don't use iCue but I did stumble upon this thread whilst researching my issue. Not sure if it contains the answer for you but hopefully it'll give you a starting point. Gl. FREMONT, CA, February 25th, 2020 — CORSAIR®, a world leader in high-performance gaming peripherals and enthusiast components, today announced that the extensive RGB lighting customization in CORSAIR iCUE software now extends to ASUS Aura Sync compatible motherboards.With both iCUE and the latest version of ASUS' Aura Sync Utility installed, users can now fully control the RGB lighting on .
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